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Equally Canadian's avatar

Liberals aren’t in power for Canadians they’re in power for themselves. I’ve never seen more selfish, gaslighting people in my life

Irene The Insomniac's avatar

And more moronic idiots who will not admit they’ve been had.

Merla Parker's avatar

Sadly the elbows up voter is totally unaware-they celebrate the freebies being the shallow thinkers that they are.

Martin Dixon's avatar

Only someone with a non functioning, drug addled or mad cow addled brain would believe this is Trump’s fault.

Verna Scott's avatar

Hes a factor..a small one..jmo

and i dont do drugs....only coffee

Mike Canary's avatar

This grocery “benefit” is just a rebranding of the GST credit, so that Canadians will forget that they are paying sales tax on almost every good and service they consume. Remember how the GST was sold to Canadians over the years that if we paid consumption taxes, income and other taxes would go down. How did that work out? Yet, despite the trillions that Canadians are paying in taxes - the governments still can’t balance a budget ever.

Phil Gamache's avatar

Well when you are funnelling billions to Brookfield through Ukraine at the time of 35 Billion, it is hard to keep up with taxation

YMS's avatar

The deficit is growing faster than ever despite the windfall generated by the high energy price! The liberals couldn’t manage a one float parade!!

Scott Newell's avatar

Yes. That is what Canada has become under the Liberals and NDP a country that Celebrates Failure and coming in last place !!

Paul McIntosh's avatar

Couldn’t agree more Brian, subsidies are an admission of failure.

Phil Gamache's avatar

The Canadian army was asked to give up personal equipment to other soldiers who were in active duty because the army did not have enough to go around. So tell me again how the military is doing well?

Lord Chancellor's avatar

Downsizing the government is the best way to improve the economy. Less government = less corruption = less waste.

"If a businessman makes a mistake, he suffers the consequences. If a bureaucrat makes a mistake, YOU suffer the consequences."

Ayn Rand

Peter Floyd's avatar

Technical recession or what? This bamboozled is the same as Prime Minister, Carney has proposed separating government finances into:

an operating budget (day-to-day spending), and

a capital budget (long-term investments such as infrastructure).

Trying to hide out of control spending.

Ed Y.'s avatar

Canada is in deep, deep trouble. Deeper than I’ve ever seen. It’s deep, because those in power do not recognize the problems we face. The alternative is, they are managing the decline, and hence why they aren’t solving for anything.

YMS's avatar

Canadians in general don’t have a clue either!

Sue Hawirko's avatar

I am a Canadian and sadly have to agree with you. It is the ignorance of the liberal lovers who are giving this corrupt lying bastard Carney his power!

YMS's avatar

Low information, fake outrage, gullibility and of course, unscrupulous, corrupt politicians are ruining this country.

Mark S's avatar

There is a large ‘factual handicapped’ portion of this country that has been celebrating for 11 years!

jimmmy's avatar

"Liberal gov of Canada, we are the best at mediocrity...most of the time"

Nice tag line, all the boomers get it and don't get it at the same time.

Martin Dixon's avatar

What I said when I saw Frankie Bubbles flexing about welfare payments. It is the sort of thing you should keep to yourself.

Verna Scott's avatar

I did think he was smart and for canadians but hes a D.A.

John Powell's avatar

So I catch your screed while visiting the grocery store. Well; to get a decent price on 100% whole wheat dempsters I buy three to get the princely price of 2.65 each. Rinseaid for the dishwasher is half the price of name brand finish rinse aid 4.79 to 11.99.

Lettuce is 3.99

Fkn Carney spent more money on one inflight air trip menu to Europe than I’ll make in three years. Make that five years.

Now your earnest column is decrying “celebration of economic failure “

WTF?

Fkn Carney is an abject liar and a damn thief

Who the hell voted for this deceiving imbecile ?

Verna Scott's avatar

Seniors, retired can only make $25,000 to qualify.

K Brooker's avatar

How can anyone live on that?

Verna Scott's avatar

It would be very tight unless stsying with family.. $2200 per mo.

BRUCE MITCHELL's avatar

At community mail box today I saw one retired couple picking up their grocery cheque today . They live in a 1.500,000$$ house and drive nice newer car.

Martin Dixon's avatar

A lot of these welfare programs should also have net worth tests.

Jerry Grant's avatar

That would be discrimination against wealthy boomers who, coincidentally, tend to vote Liberal.

Martin Dixon's avatar

Many of whom, if they are over 75 and have arranged their affairs properly, can keep some of their OAS despite making 370k a year as a couple. What a country! But, to be fair, they do need the money to pay for their landscaping staff at their second homes in Muskoka.

Colin Pratt's avatar

I got squat - living on CPP/OAS/RRIF withdrawls and savings. No grocery money

Denyse I O'Leary's avatar

Celebrating economic failure is easier to understand if you read Orwell. When the chocolate ration was reduced from 30 grams per week to 20, demonstrations were apparently held to thank Big Brother for raising the ration. Because that is what people needed to believe. Much that is going wrong here today is easier to understand if we keep in mind that our Nice neighbours believe what they need to believe to feel good, not what would benefit them to know.